Position resolution simulations for the inverted-coaxial germanium detector, SIGMA
The SIGMA Germanium detector has the potential to revolutionise γ -ray spectroscopy, providing superior energy and position resolving capabilities compared with current large volume state-of-the-art Germanium detectors. The theoretical position resolution of the detector as a function of γ -ray inte...
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